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by teekert 3mo ago
I use ProtonPass and afaiu it just syncs the passkeys private part everywhere you need it. So it “just works”. This is better than just old fashioned credentials because the passkey only “triggers” on the correct domain, so they can’t be ph
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Proton drive updates (with Linux client in progress)(proton.me)
2 points by teekert 3mo ago|1 comments
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by teekert 3mo ago
I would still be using my 1000HE if the mouse and power buttons hadn’t stopped working (would have put an ssd in it then). Sure the keyboard keys are a bit wobbly but otherwise I really loved that machine. Nice form factor. Would love to be
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by teekert 3mo ago
Maybe the voters also got confused and that's why it passed?
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by teekert 3mo ago
This is a nice piece of democracy right here: "a measure it had rejected twice in March. Although a majority of voting Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) actually opposed the regulation (314 against, 276 in favor, 17 abstentions
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by teekert 3mo ago
Slop PRs are just spam, we learned to deal with spam on email, we'll learn to deal with this as well. Fwiw, I don't think it's an "AI" problem, is a knowledge and respect problem from the people that have their agen
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by teekert 3mo ago
For sure, based on my experiences.
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by teekert 3mo ago
Should have added that in this case it wasn't (just) pot.
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by teekert 3mo ago
I like reading this, because I love focusing and getting stuff done and vibing with AI in the past has left me feeling exhausted and dirty, like I don't deserve the thing I build. (Btw I'm also an expert at procrastinating! I real
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Send Birds, Not Messages with Roost(roostsocial.app)
2 points by teekert 3mo ago|0 comments
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by teekert 3mo ago
That is an opinion. I for one prefer talking to a happy, healthy mind, healthy body-type over someone with a life riddled with substance experiments. In fact, it was why I hardly talked to some of my family for a long time. Every weekend wa
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by teekert 3mo ago
True.
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by teekert 3mo ago
I wonder about all the confounding effects. In my country (famous for cannabis to be easy to come by (for decades already), and I saw many smoke from age 16 up as I grew up in 90's, 00's). I have always felt that the heavy cannabi
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by teekert 3mo ago
Thanx! It's a lot of stuff to set up though, compared to disaster recovery instructions being: Install Docker, restore state from x, docker compose up -d. I want it all "as code", this could certainly be automated (scripts, n
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by teekert 3mo ago
I also use my Aranet everywhere. The nice thing is you quickly develop a feel for when you need to ventilate spaces you know so you don’t need it there anymore. I also developed a feeling for new (to me) rooms a bit. I once woke up with the
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by teekert 3mo ago
Yes, the firewall rule altering was what drove us to podman! Was kind of weird to find a container's Postgres wide open on 5432 after a `sudo ufw default deny`. Madness really. But as said below, the permissions issues got to us.
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by teekert 3mo ago
Mostly self made containers, also one with Claude-code, but I couldn't for the life of me get it to be able to store and retrieve credentials in an externally mounted folder (~/.claude). I tried everything from fixing the user cre
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by teekert 3mo ago
I went all in on podman compose last year but went all back because off constant permission errors. I thought it was going to be better than docker because I run the containers as a user… but man the amount of time I wasted on files that ei
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by teekert 3mo ago
Ok, so let me ask you this: What is stopping you and a bunch of people like you (ie me) to party like it's 1999?
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by teekert 4mo ago
I think it's because I am also a long time fan but kept the same system running. But generally it's 1 occ command and the thing is alive again. Always did wonder why the container doesn't run that command... Maybe the AIO con
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by teekert 4mo ago
I think it is happening less and less, it was more in the older days. I'm still on very old install (from somewhere barely after the OwnCloud split), so I saw some issues. Of course, just before I was ready to wipe it all and start wit
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by teekert 4mo ago
Yes, the weary giants of steel have taken up a very visible part. But what you (we) remember is still there. It just won't come to you via a Smartphone app.
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by teekert 4mo ago
I thought this was going towards the "I have an agent do it". glad it didn't :) What this skips though is the complexity of services like NextCloud (stuck in maintenance mode again?), Immich (needs a compose file edit?), Mine
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by teekert 4mo ago
I don't really trust our EU leaders not to pull the same stunt. So we're back to Marx's "owning your means of productions". Which has always been good advice, whether it's GitHub's recent failings, FaceBoo
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by teekert 4mo ago
Perhaps it is true that the faster you can internalize knowledge (thoroughly, there is a quality aspect to it), the faster you are. Maybe I'm getting old and learning new skills is getting tougher. Maybe, as my world model grows I&#x27
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by teekert 4mo ago
I'm a scientist, (biophysicist). Over time I have become a bioinformatician and a python dev. I wrote articles and applications, and it always was a struggle. But now I can speed up, make it all go much faster. But I often feel like my
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by teekert 4mo ago
Maybe they should just publish the spec, and then providers can offer ID as a service? I.e as a Proton user, Proton Pass currently supplies my ID everywhere, including for government services. What makes Android and Apple devices special?
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by teekert 4mo ago
It's well known that realtors get better deals on their houses, doesn't seem to go like that for fire tamers it would seem.
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by teekert 4mo ago
Oh and Sailfish OS [0], Postmarket OS [1], and whatever Purism runs [2]. [0] https://sailfishos.org/ [1] https://postmarketos.org/ [2] https://puri.sm/products/librem-5/
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by teekert 4mo ago
Motorola/GrapheneOS, and FairPhone/e/OS.

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